Are the rules different in WDW? Isn't this rude?

[*Fantasia*]

It's even more annoying when every country they name is wrong, like when their in front of the Taj Mahal. "Oh look its Egypt!", or in Mexico with the sombreros, "Oh look we're in Italy!"

how so funny and embarassing!

 

[88Keys]

As much as the "It's a Small World" song can get annoying, it's even more annoying when parents feel the need to explain LOUDLY to their children which freakin' country each freakin' doll comes from.

What's the problem.....might miss some of the lyrics to the song?

 

[Cool-Beans]

Never mentioned it because I know this woman is a DISer, she blabbed it to everyone...But our morning waiting for Soarin was taken up listening to her obnoxiously tell everyone in line about her plans, asking about their plans, talking about how to do everything at Disney.

People would barely answer her questions, show no interest, but no matter what they said, she was off again telling them what the best way to do everything was. You could tell she was very excited, but honestly...no self control whatsoever! Even people who said they lived there and weren't worried about hurrying around were not spared. Strangers were giving each other THE LOOK, she didn't even notice.

Then she talked loudly all the way through Soarin about stupid trivia crap, ruining it for everyone else. Finally, she told her family to hurry up, they had to get to Mission: Space.

Sometimes, when I'm on a ride I just want to say, "Shut the heck up!"

 

[mytwotinks]

I wanna know who she was with who's name was BUBBLES!

She was pointing out the bubbles in the show. I think it was when the champaigne bottles popped and the bubbles come from above.

She seriously was the most annoying woman I have ever had the pleasure to sit near!

 

[European]

On the subject, I also think that for the same reasons (so much in-home entertainment) that many people seem to have forgotten basic respect for real, live performers. I've noticed at Disney, and at the circus, and other similar events -- that so few people bother to applaud! it's as though they don't understand that performers deserve your appreciation and feedback and that you give it by applauding -- guess this is just the other side of the coin of talking through a performance without respect for the rest of the audience OR the performers....

let's all be shining examples!

Even worse: people exiting a show before it ends (not talking about families with babies where I can still understand). I guess they do that to avoid crowds, but it's so rude! But yeah, me too I've been annoyed by loud people.